Guess what? I'm back. This is the second season of the truth with Lisa Booth. And I have big news

for you guys. We are moving to twice per week every Monday, every Thursday, every week. You can

expect new episodes of the truth with Lisa Booth. And we are starting with a banger. He's the most

talked about governor in America. And he's also my governor, governor Ron DeSantis. He led Florida

through COVID by rejecting Anthony Fauci rejecting this CDC showing the rest of the country

that lockdowns don't work. And I don't want to know what this country would look like if it

wasn't for Florida and governor Ron DeSantis leading the way for freedom standing against the

totalitarians. And now he's taking on what culture he's fighting the left, fighting the media

and protecting children from indoctrination. And for this episode, I wanted to get into all those

issues and we do. But I also wanted to get into the governor's thought process. How does he make

decisions? Who is governor Ron DeSantis? We talk about his family and his upbringing as well.

And if you haven't checked out his bio, it's insane. The guy is a complete stud.

He went to Yale University where he graduated with honors for the captain of the varsity

baseball team. He graduated with honors from Harvard Law School. There he earned a commission

of the U.S. Navy as a Jag Officer. Then during active duty service, he deployed to Iraq as an

advisor to U.S. Navy commander. And his military decorations include the bronze star medal for

Mayor Torias service in the Iraq campaign medal. This was also my first in-person interview.

And I went to a press conference he gave about the stock woke act. We're going to get into that

and so much more. I hope you love this interview. I know I do. Here's my conversation with

governor Ron DeSantis. All right, this is the first episode of my second season of the truth

with Lisa Booth. And I am sitting next to the best governor in America who happens to be my

governor because I fled communist New York to come here. Governor, it's such an honor to have you

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